Added variable in config to specify the html title.

PseudoChannel.py

@@ -50,6 +50,7 @@ class PseudoChannel():
     DEBUG = config.debug_mode
     ROTATE_LOG = config.rotateLog
     USE_DIRTY_GAP_FIX = config.useDirtyGapFix
+    HTML_PSEUDO_TITLE = config.htmlPseudoTitle
 
     def __init__(self):
 
@@ -61,7 +62,8 @@ class PseudoChannel():
             config.plexClients,
             self.CONTROLLER_SERVER_PATH,
             self.CONTROLLER_SERVER_PORT,
-            self.DEBUG
+            self.DEBUG,
+            self.HTML_PSEUDO_TITLE
         )
 
         self.movieMagic = PseudoChannelRandomMovie()

README.md

@@ -97,20 +97,20 @@ Whenever you add new content to your Plex library, you need to run: `python Pseu
 
 ## Multi-Channel Support:
 
-You can have multpile instances of this app, specify different schedules for each instance and control it via a USB remote. Let's say you choose to have 3 channels, an all day movie channel, a 'cartoon network' channel, and a 90's channel. You would simply create a directory named something like `/channels`. Then within your `/channels` dir you would have your `plex_token.py` file and your channels named something like: `/channel_1`, `channel_2` & `channel_3`. Note: the only important naming convention here is that `_1`, `_2`, etc. is contained at the end of each directory title. Each channel directory will contain the contents of this repository, set up just as if you had a single channel. So your directory structure would look like this:
+You can have multpile instances of this app, specify different schedules for each instance and control it via a USB remote. Let's say you choose to have 3 channels, an all day movie channel, a 'cartoon network' channel, and a 90's channel. You would simply create a directory named something like `/channels`. Then within your `/channels` dir you would have your `plex_token.py` file and your channels named something like: `/channel_1`, `channel_2` & `channel_3`. Note: the only important naming convention here is that `_01`, `_02`, etc. is contained at the end of each directory title. Each channel directory will contain the contents of this repository, set up just as if you had a single channel. So your directory structure would look like this:
 
 ```bash
 -channels/
 --plex_token.py
---channel_1/
+--channel_01/
 ---pseudo-channel.db
 ---PseudoChannel.py
 ---...etc.
---channel_2/
+--channel_02/
 ---pseudo-channel.db
 ---PseudoChannel.py
 ---...etc.
---channel_3/
+--channel_03/
 ---pseudo-channel.db
 ---PseudoChannel.py
 ---...etc.

multi-channel-bash-scripts/README.md

@@ -14,15 +14,15 @@ All of these scripts need to be placed in the "./channels/" dir. Your directory
 ```bash
 -channels/
 --plex_token.py
---channel_1/
+--channel_01/
 ---pseudo-channel.db
 ---PseudoChannel.py
 ---...etc.
---channel_2/
+--channel_02/
 ---pseudo-channel.db
 ---PseudoChannel.py
 ---...etc.
---channel_3/
+--channel_03/
 ---pseudo-channel.db
 ---PseudoChannel.py
 ---...etc.

pseudo_config.py

@@ -61,6 +61,11 @@ You can also leave the below controllerServerPath empty if you'd like to run you
 controllerServerPath = "http://192.168.1.28"
 controllerServerPort = "8000"
 
+"""
+This variable sets the title for the PseudoChannel.py html page.
+"""
+htmlPseudoTitle = "Daily PseudoChannel"
+
 """
 When the schedule updates every 24 hours, it's possible that it will interrupt any shows / movies that were 
 playing from the previous day. To fix this, the app saves a "cached" schedule from the previous day to 

src/PseudoDailyScheduleController.py

@@ -19,7 +19,8 @@ class PseudoDailyScheduleController():
                  clients, 
                  controllerServerPath = '', 
                  controllerServerPort = '8000', 
-                 debugMode = False
+                 debugMode = False,
+                 htmlPseudoTitle = "Daily PseudoChannel"
                  ):
 
         self.PLEX = PlexServer(server, token)
@@ -30,6 +31,7 @@ class PseudoDailyScheduleController():
         self.CONTROLLER_SERVER_PORT = controllerServerPort if controllerServerPort != '' else '80'
         self.DEBUG = debugMode
         self.webserverStarted = False
+        self.HTML_PSEUDO_TITLE = htmlPseudoTitle
         try: 
             self.my_logger = logging.getLogger('MyLogger')
             self.my_logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
@@ -217,7 +219,7 @@ class PseudoDailyScheduleController():
                     with tag('div', klass='row make-white'):
                         with tag('div'):
                             with tag('div'):
-                                line('h1', "Daily Pseudo Schedule", klass='col-12 pl-0')
+                                line('h1', self.HTML_PSEUDO_TITLE, klass='col-12 pl-0')
                             with tag('div'):
                                 line('h3', time, klass='col-12 pl-1')
                         with tag('table', klass='col-12 table table-bordered table-hover'):